Deleted all partitions of my hard-drive from an unistalled ubuntu and now my windows wont start

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Santicruzado

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I was trying to uninstall Ubuntu from my computer, and for that I went to the windows disc manager, but it didnt gave me the option to delete the ubuntu partitions of my disk, so i decided to uninstall it from an uninstalled version of ubuntu, I opened Gparted and deleted all extra Partitions that I thought i wouldt need, but now when I Boot my computer it says that i dont have any operative system installed. Can anyone help me how to do those partitios again? and not to pay for an operative system that i already have in my computer but without the necesary partitions??

Thanks a lot for answers
 
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I just left the C disk and the recovery one. It is Windows 8.1 an I dont have the product key :/

What do yu recommend me to do? just take it somewhere for them to reset everything? or keep trying to do different things?
 
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BrandonYoung

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Linux is a good free option, although this is what you're trying to remove. If you bought your laptop/computer from a retailer, you may be able to contact them for a OS license, these are typically included with your purchase.
 
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